Really I just want to know if somethjng went wrong, and if it did, how can I report it / grab relevant logs

Starting from vscode 1.69, you can use the [Do Not Disturb Mode](https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_69#_do-not-disturb-mode) that will suppress all non-error notifications. Though this would suppress all other extension / built-in toasts as well. Currently on an extension level, we don't have a way to suppress the info messages. Do you have an example of info message that you think is an abstraction leak (other than

Dendron is active

)? We usually use it as a signifier but some clean-up may be due at this point.

Thank you @hikchoi, I think there is a message for successful refactor. I also believe that is a leak, as running the command has an expected case of working successfully etc

I’ll definitely try out that vs code feature!

I think this is an interesting point to discuss. The general rule we follow is that whenever something was successful, we let the user know explicitly. Now that we have a lot of features in Dendron, it might be worth setting a convention for how we signify these events without flooding the notification center. I am a bit careful here since removing a notification that has been around for a while might have negative impact on the user experience / expectation. I can imagine having a global toggle on the notification level be beneficial moving forward though 🙂

Guys I am SO PLEASED with release v0.104.1 !!! The up/down graph button fix is a dream. Thank you Dendron devs 🙏🏻

In https://docs.dendron.so/notes/aOOBYTowLEKJDEtLWFiHb/

Inside the configuration, the vaults section is now OPTIONAL in self contained vaults. Everything else is OPTIONAL.

Is this a typo?

ah, that is poorly worded. dendorn.yml has a

vaults

section where you specify the vault properties. that is not a mandatory field when your using self contained vault

If the title of a journal note doesn't have quotes (

title: 2022-07-23

) , the tree renders the note's name using default Date() format:

I noticed the above because GitJournal strips quotes from the title when editing notes.

added an issue here: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/3296 looks like we are not able to see images in the local dendron published site (also, it doesn't show up in GitLab markdown preview). however, when we publish the actual site, it all shows up fine.

Opened an issue for this: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/3298

the fact that i can hit "enter" to refactor my hierarchies now T_T cries in tears of joy

Wow, really, that got fixed as well? 🎉

Was it in the release notes? I can't find anything about the change. There is actually an old issue about this problem and I wanted to link the corresponding wiki page and close it. https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/460

we might have forgot to include it. it was fixed here > https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/pull/3152, credit @jyeung

How could you forget? 😄 It should have been the highlight of the release! 😂 Thanks for the link 👍

Using

Paste Image

with the

Dendron Paste Image

extension, it looks to be pasting into

notes/*.png

instead of as

notes/assets/*.png

. I was able to replicate the problem. Open issue: - https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron-paste-image/issues/6 Could be good for Dendron team to also look at issue on pulling updates from new upstream, too, since I don't know what updates have happened that may make fixing this bug easier or different: - https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron-paste-image/issues/3

Do note refs allow for content references via line numbers? This is a question because of situations where you may want to remix content or note ref just a paragraph from a read-only vault (such as a dendron Seed or otherwise public remote vault). Since this would be a situation where being able to enter block refs wouldn't be possible (unless you created your own fork...), I'm wondering whether note refs are possible with line number references alone since it would mean not having to modify the source file or be stuck with only header refs

i know we support line numbers for file links but not note references. feel free to submit a feature request

feedback: had a team member try to contribute to dendron repo today, seems like "command + L" wasn't working. she says she had to restart the extension / vs code and then it is now working for lookup. just adding the feedback here

ack - this was on a mac with a fresh install of dendron?

yup

@User It's CROP time (every other Wednesday, with a little delay this time). 🙂 Please vote for your favored community issue 👨‍🌾👩‍🌾: 1. [Implement Text Statistics (aka 'word count')](https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/1887) 2. [

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,

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,

,

,

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should be allowed before the

@user

tag](https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/3176) 3. [Wildcard References - Ignore empty matches](https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/363) 4. None of these (if there's an issue you'd like to add to rotation, please reply with a Github issue). To vote, respond with a 1️⃣ 2️⃣ 3️⃣ or 4️⃣ to this message. Voting closes Monday at noon Pacific Time.

When I try to convert a vault to remote it throws

"Error: Command failed with exit code 129: git --cached -r --...

but the files are available in the Github Repo

I think it'd be nice if the preview pane remembered that it was open when you open the workspace

take this example: procedures.daily.on-call.journal.2022.07.25 procedures.daily.on-call.journal.2022.07.26 procedures.daily.on-call.journal.2022.07.27 if i start on either the note with

2022.07.26

or

2022.07.25

and do next sibling with either the command from the command palette or the hotkey, it just jumps between those two back and forth, instead of walking down the siblings. anyone know why? i thought my slug is well formatted

if you run

reload index

does the problem persist?

nope, that fixed it

thanks